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"the amount payable by Customer to DeepL shall be increased by the amount due for the said Withholding Tax. Consequently, in each case, DeepL shall obtain from Customer an amount corresponding to the amount Customer would have had to pay in case such Withholding Tax is not applied.Excerpt from DeepL's Terms and Conditions
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The clause states: “the amount payable by Customer to DeepL shall be increased by the amount due for the said Withholding Tax. Consequently, in each case, DeepL shall obtain from Customer an amount corresponding to the amount Customer would have had to pay in case such Withholding Tax is not applied.”
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